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Network video intercom Axis A8004-VE

19.04.2015

Axis Communications announced the release of the Axis A8004-VE network video intercom. It includes an intercom that provides two-way voice communication without echo, as well as a built-in HDTV camera with WDR function. The network video intercom provides identification of incoming and outgoing people in daylight and at night, even under adverse operating conditions.

The Axis A8004-VE is available in a weatherproof and vandal resistant housing and is suitable for both indoor and outdoor installations. Thanks to Power over Ethernet technology, a single network cable is enough to connect the station, while the power supply is enough to support the operation of most standard door locks and control them directly from the video station.

When used as part of small and medium-sized systems, such as in retail stores or offices, the Axis A8004-VE network video intercom will not only improve the security of office premises and surrounding areas, but also increase the efficiency of daily work. The network video intercom provides contact and identification of visitors and supports remote access control from a fixed IP phone, mobile device or directly through a video management system (VMS).

The Axis A8004-VE network video intercom is designed based on open standards and application programming interfaces (APIs) and is also suitable for large-scale installations, such as airports, where integration of various systems is required, such as video surveillance, physical access control and IP telephony. Full compatibility with standards and the ONVIF standard, the VAPIX interface and the SIP protocol makes it extremely easy to integrate the device with other systems. This enables Axis' application development partners to provide customers with solutions tailored to their specific needs.

The new device is compatible with Axis Camera Station 4.20, which is scheduled for release in May. In addition, full support for the Axis A8004-VE network video intercom will be available from day one in the video management software of Axis' application development partners Genetec, Aimetis and SeeTec.

The network video intercom will be presented for the first time at MIPS 2015 at the Axis Communications booth. The device will go on sale through the Axis distribution network in May.

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